There are some free revision rhinoplasty surgeons available, but these are mostly surgeons who performed your previous procedure. You may make some inquiries regarding this issue because different surgeons have different policy. Some allow free revision rhinoplasty, some charge at a reduced fee. But there are also those who do not allow themselves to be free revision rhinoplasty surgeons and charge at a full price, which is quite disappointing for... 

Secondary rhinoplasty recovery process can be grueling if a patient refuses to cooperate with the required steps in healing. One of the most stressful points in the recovery process is the breathing through the mouth. This is normal because after the procedure, a patient’s nose will feel stuffed up and uncomfortable, therefore forcing him or her to inhale and exhale through the mouth. To find out more about what to expect during the healing process,... 

Unlike primary rhinoplasty, secondary rhinoplasty requires a skilled secondary rhinoplasty specialist, although the secondary rhinoplasty recovery process is more or less similar to the primary rhinoplasty recovery. One of the most important things to remember is to let you rest. Running errands and other daily activities may be postponed for about a week, including going to work. You will also look more presentable once the nasal bandage is taken... 

Secondary rhinoplasty recovery will require you to put ice on the area where you feel swelling and bruising. This is normal, so patients do not need to be alarmed. Although, some surgeons may not recommend putting ice, so it is important to ask as many questions as you need to before heading home. The bruising might darken or increase just like any other bruise while it is healing. As you may have ingested blood during the procedure, you may feel...